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A 19th-century advertisement for a British slave ship has been uncovered in Liverpool, where a location once central to the transatlantic slave trade is being redeveloped into a space for reflection, drawing attention to a rarely acknowledged past. The Liverpool Black History Research Group (LBHRG) discovered the 1805 notice

Behind damaged houses, the sky stretches blue and endless. Stairways clinging to the sides of buildings have led nowhere for decades. Along the road by Lake Perućac, on the border between Bosnia and Herzegovina and Serbia, silence prevails, broken only by birdsong. A handful of families gather by the water,

The European Union’s diplomatic arm has proposed ten possible responses to Israel, citing concerns that the country may have violated human rights obligations in Gaza and the West Bank. A document prepared for EU foreign ministers lists several options, including suspending key aspects of the EU-Israel partnership, restricting

At least 15 people, including 10 children, were killed in an Israeli airstrike as they waited outside a medical facility in central Gaza, amid escalating attacks that resulted in 82 deaths across the region. The increase in military strikes occurred as negotiators indicated that a potential ceasefire agreement was nearing

Jamaican Prime Minister Andrew Holness has stated that Caribbean leaders are supporting Jamaica’s appeal to King Charles regarding reparations as the region intensifies its efforts to seek justice for slavery. Speaking during this week’s Caribbean Community (Caricom) summit, which includes 20 member and associate member states, Holness noted

Growing Russian drone attacks and fears that Ukraine may face partition under a future peace agreement have overshadowed a gathering of European leaders to discuss the eventual rebuilding of the country. The meeting, now in its fourth edition, includes Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy, Germany’s Friedrich Merz, Italy’s Giorgia